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7 fans arrested after Nazi salutes made in soccer match between France and Croatia
- Seven fans were arrested for making Nazi salutes during a Nations League match between France and Croatia, according to the Paris police prefect.
- Laurent Nunez stated that security measures at the game led to the arrests, emphasizing that these individuals have no business in a sports arena.
- France advanced to the Nations League semifinals after winning a penalty shootout 5-4, with the match ending 2-2 on aggregate.
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Seven people were arrested for "Nazi greetings" during the football match on Sunday between France and Croatia.
·Paris, France
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Seven people had been arrested after the quarter-final return of League of Nations. But the offence is not sufficiently characterized, said the prosecutor's office of Bobigny.
·Strasbourg, France
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The suspects made Nazi greetings during the meeting that saw France overthrow Croatia.
·Paris, France
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